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Lost control of your inbox? Getting pathetic responses to your marketing emails? The City A.M. Academy for People Who Can't Email Good is here to help.
We're joined this week by Martin Perry, the man behind Taming Your Inbox, and Jon Buchan, the founder of Charm Offensive, to talk everything email, from getting on top of your inbox to writing lovable marketing emails.
Visit Jon Buchan's Charm Offensive group on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/charmoffensivegroup/
Check out Taming Your Inbox
http://www.tamingyourinbox.co.uk/

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Chris Barez-Brown has helped some of the world's biggest brands including Coca-Cola, Spotify and Unilever unlock their inner artists - and now he wants to help you become a more creative, happier person.
He joins us to explain why escaping "autopilot" is the first step, and how climbing trees, making paper planes and picking up puppies can be the first step to coming up with your best ideas.

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This special minisode of the Unregulated podcast by City A.M. speaks to Sean Ellis who coined the Growth Hacking phrase that companies like Facebook, Uber and Air BnB use to continually adapt in order to grow their users. Sean gives his advice on how to do the same for a podcast audience.
Listen to the full episode here:
https://audioboom.com/posts/5860802-56-how-to-grow-as-fast-and-successfully-as-facebook-air-bnb-and-uber

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How did Airbnb, Uber, Dropbox and the rest of Silicon Valley's finest go from zero to hero in a matter of months? Easy: they hacked their growth.
Sean Ellis coined the term growth hacking after taking Dropbox to international success. With his partner at GrowthHackers.com, Morgan Brown, they spill the beans on how any company, product or brand can assess their ability to grow - and then achieve it.

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Virgin Money chief executive Jayne-Anne Gadhia on her new book, her life in finance - and what she has learned from Richard Branson.
In a candid conversation, Gadhia opens up about her experiences of depression, and talks about what it was like working with Fred Goodwin, the controversial former chief executive of RBS.
Gadhia is donating the profits from her book to Headstogether

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Having trouble laying off the Easter eggs? Trying to get into that new exercise routine? Leadership psychologist Ros Taylor joins us to talk willpower - how to measure it, and how to improve it.

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Baroness Sayeeda Warsi was halfway through the serialisation of her book, The Enemy Within: A Tale of Muslim Britain, when the Westminster attacks happened.
In this special interview visit the former leader of the Conservative party at the House of Lords to reflect on her book and its difficult timing, and to ask what leaders in both the Muslim community and at a national level can do to challenge prejudice and terrorism.

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On this week's episode, Ella's Kitchen founder Paul Lindley talks about his new book Little Wins, and how anyone can learn from the mindset of a toddler. From introducing play into the workplace, smiling more or even just taking a leap of faith - it's time to grow down.

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Few business leaders write a chairman's report for 15 years' time - but John Timpson is one of a kind. He joins us reveal why he hires ex-offenders, share his secret to great customer service - and explain why a family feud nearly killed his business.

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In a special 50th edition of the Unregulated podcast, we visit the Dominique Ansel bakery to tap the brains of the man behind the Cronut. The viral sensation took New York by storm and is now over in the UK and the brand is spreading worldwide with new stores in Los Angeles and Tokyo.

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